Well as long as racism exists and is prevalent, we got it “not as hard”.

What do you mean?

It could.

But then I’d rather have my highschool toilets which had a direct outside access. They weren’t heated and thus were cold in winter but the smell was indeed ok.

The smell tho.

Plus school bathrooms tend to be dirty.

I’m trans, estranged from my birth family, and living in a small commune in the French countryside.

I didn’t and am glad this was pointed out.

The kids are innocent in this and I don’t see why feeling bad for them is incompatible with being ok with their father’s death.

I’m not sure he sold his soul.

It’s sad being angry that other people supposedly don’t struggle as much as you do/did.

Why not simply rejoice that they don’t have it as hard?

*sad

What a sad way to see things.

The slotted spoon, your turn.

There are two options imho:

• They’re so far up in their own media bubble that they don’t believe it’s true.
• They don’t care about it. Or at least not enough compared to the advantages of having said person in positions of power.

You mean that passing for a dependable and helpful person helps?

Who would’ve thunk?

(I don’t know how to rephrase that first sentence but I’m not trying to insinuate that you’re not either of these things :p )

My bf is really hot when he prints stuff for me tho.

Genghis Khat

Found the German :p

People don’t wanna lose their jobs or end up in jail.l

It’s something that I really dislike on the internet.

We lose a lot of cues because writing and empathy due to not being in same physical space. In the end we tend to assume the worst about each other and react much more agressively.

Imho it’s kinda similar to how road rage or videogame flaming work.

quick edit: I agree that OP’s question could be loaded otoh not that we assume it is with such a limited context.

Why can’t it be a real question?